Welcome to the MathLib.  A product of Prism Research(c) 1997-1999 Jonathan Kipling Knight, Prism ResearchDocument Date: 2/25/99MathLib version: 3.02MathLib now has a user interface.  The powerful library of math functions have been integrated into Apple's Works Calculations package.  This package was originally provided for free with the eMate 300 but is now available on the Internet (unofficially).MathLib is an object-oriented mathematical library of routinesthat is accessible to any program on the Newton 2.x environment.Most of the routines may work on a NOS 1.x machine but has notbeen tested.  MathLib is really two libraries in one.  The Librariescan be retrieved by the use of a global function call.GetLibrary('Math) will retrieve a comprehensive math librarywhich can be used by any student of engineering, math, physics, etc.GetLibrary('Random) will retrieve a set of routines for statisticalanalysis of data.  There are several distributions supported bothcontinuous and discrete.A note for NSBASIC users.For those who would use NSBASIC, the function calls that are explainedin the examples will have to be changed to access the global variable"U" (e.g. u.lib:Gamma(2.3)).  Also, if you wish to include the Basic Internet Tool (BIT) library of routines in the GetLibrary function youmay do so by registering the library with the following call:|LibraryRegistry:Prism|.BIT := GetRoot().|BIT:NSBASIC|From then on you can access the BIT library by calling GetLibrary('BIT)until a reboot occurs.Installation.When the MathLib package is loaded onto your Newton, it will ask you for the password.  If the correct password is not enterred then it will warn you how many days left in the trial period.  After every reboot or thawing or card loading, the package will ask again for the password, if the correct one has never been given.  After the free trial period is over, it will remove itself from the Newton store.  Next install the RandomLib package if you wish to have statistical functions added.To receive the correct password and latest version, please submit payment of check or money order made out to Jonathan Kipling Knight for US$50 to :Prism Research6940 N. Academy Blvd. #332Colorado Springs, CO 80918email: NewtsPrism@aol.comP.S. Your welcome to try and hack the password, but it is based ona DES encrypted Beale cipher, and is virtually unbreakable.  A lifetimeof free upgrades to someone who comes up with the key (and doesn't publish it).